I don’t have biological children, so my students are my kids. It’s always been that way. They are fiercely mine when I have them as current students, and they will still be my kids long after they’ve left me. I love them, am frustrated by them, despise them, cry for them, cry with them, and […]
School Districts: When paperwork takes precedence over progress and rapport, it’s time for Education to step back and take a look at itself. Why is what Education looks like more important than what Education is? (That’s a horribly constructed sentence. Sorry.) Federal Government: It’s 2015. Let two legal, consenting adults to marry the person they love. […]
The Twittersphere is all abuzz (a-tweet?) with ideas for educators. But do the majority of teachers realize this? I didn’t, until last summer. I’d never even considered it until a coworker suggested it. I assumed Twitter was for Hollywood-types, and people who followed the Kardashians (for whatever reason). Twitter for teachers? Huh. This same co-worker […]
